Item 03: Norman Thomas Gilroy war diary, 18 May-18 July 1915 - Page 16
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[Page 16]
Saturday 22nd May 1915. At 7am the Pilot came aboard, and shifted us to a wharf where the mules were discharged. During the morning the A42 (Phalz) came to the other side of the wharf and discharged mules etc. Made a visit to Bruce the Jr/O whom I had met at the Marconi school. After dinner he paid me a visit and we spent the afternoon together. About 4pm we visited the Minnewaska the Sr Opr of which I met on our last visit here. At this ship we learned that the Aquatania & Mauretania were bringing 25,000 troops between them to the Dardanelles. After tea I went over to the Phalz and we had some music yarns etc. Was returning to ship at 10pm when we noticed a glare in
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